Hello everyone.

I am coming with a tricky question.

I want to fabricate a 6 in 1 merge collector and I have absolutly no clue on how to do it.

So....if there's anybody out there who can help me please do so!

I am really desperate because I have a client waiting and I don't want to dissapoint him!

Cheers!

B

 

https://honda-tech.com/forums/welding-fabrication-53/merge-collector-fabrication-101-a-2787713/

 

Thanks but that's not for an 6 in 1..........I have read that thread a 100 times

Thanks again!

 

Anybody?

 

Wouldn't it be a 60* cut for all six pieces??..Don't forget to account for blade deflection if you use an abrasive saw. 11.5 is a good intersection angle but you will need more length in the collector.

 

How do I cut the center ones?....because they are alot smaller then the onw on the outside of the collector.

I think that for the 4 ones on the outside is enough but about the 2 ones on the center....you need to do 3 cuts on them not only 2 like on the other 4.

Please do tell!

 

Just look at this thread you should be able to figure it out pretty easily.
https://honda-tech.com/forums/welding-fabrication-53/6-cylinder-merge-collector-2561868/

Just practice with PVC pipe till you get it right.

 

6-1's are a 60 degree rotation in each direction from the 0 plane. With splayed collectors the 0 plane is wherever you reference your first cut from. With parallel collectors, the 0 plane is referenced where the center line of tube rotation and the cutter are perpendicular.

 

Thanks crmb.

So...basicly it's an 120 deg rotation?
I can't get how do you make the center ones??

Could you,please, be more explicit?

Thank you very much!

 

SMH. if you want a circle outlet 120 deg rotations will create a circle outlet.

if you want a rectangle. the two outer pipes on each side are made just as if it were a 4-1 collector but the 2 inner ones are cut 180 degrees from eachother. meaning like a perfect Y to splice in the middle. creating a 6-1

 

Thanks Thanks Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!

actually you have confirmed what I was thinking............but thanks for the input.
It is much more than helpfull.

Cheers for that!